Sentence examples for some examination from inspiring English sources

This duality of attitude is worthy of some examination, as the current BBC2 series, British Film Forever, resonates with early New-Labourspeak.

The sheer statistical improbability of the two Jewish characters, both betrayed, still being alive at the end, while their Aryan peers had perished in battle bears some examination.

The chair umpire Carlos Ramos and Gasquet inspected the mark, and after some examination Ramos informed Stakhovsky that the ball was out.

The bathroom has a free-standing tub, rain shower and a frosted-glass panel on the vast mirror, which after some examination turned out to be a television.

It's certainly our hope, although it is not a hope that we genuinely believe anything will be done about, that others will take some time and do some examination.

Clapper's testimony -- and whether he lied -- has been the subject of some examination, particularly on cable news, but Wyden's suggestion breaks new ground and is particularly significant coming from a Democrat.

But actually in many cases, patients are undergo some examinations or some limitations.

Moreover, some examinations including the Volterra model memory size and algorithm initial condition are further considered.

Using the I.B.M. speech recognition software ViaVoice, he writes the first draft of most of his papers and even the answers to some examinations.

In addition, some examinations containing different initial conditions and population sizes, and presence of measurement noises are considered to evaluate the modeling performance.

Any comparison of New Orleans's population before and after Katrina is complicated, in part because the population was not stable in 2005 but, according to some examinations, on a steady downward trajectory.